So lately, I've been thinking about making another version of Windows XP but this time, unlike every single other version that most people know of, this one will be made in axe. I already have the mouse thing set up...
.WINDOWXP
ClrDraw
ClrHome

32->Y
48->X

[E0C0A00000000000]->Pic1

Repeat getkey(15)
Pt-On(X,Y,Pic1
Line(0,0,95,0        \\Lines for a border
Line(0,63,95,63     \\
Line(0,0,63,0         \\
Line(95,0,95,63      \\
If getkey(1)
If Y(doesn't equal)61
Y+1->Y
End
End
If getkey(2)
If X(doesn't equal)1
X-1->X
End
End
If getkey(3)
If X(doesn't equal)93
X+1->X
End
End
If getkey(4)
If Y(doesn't equal)1
Y-1->Y
End
End
ClrDrawDispGraph
End
But the problem is, I don't know how to make it so the program knows if you have the cursor in the area of the START menu (for example) and if you clicked on it. To tell you the truth, I think that is the main thing that I need help with besides optimization.

Thank you for your help,
SiphonicSugar

Him...I never thought about that... Is there a way to put a getkey phrase on the same line as something else if connected by and?

If getkey(15) and Y(doesn't equal)1

This never works.

some quick help:
ClrDraw
ClrHome
ya don't need both if in the end, you're only going to use DispGraph every millisecond, ya can remove ClrHome

Line(0,0,95,0        \\Lines for a border
Line(0,63,95,63     \\
Line(0,0,63,0         \\
Line(95,0,95,63      \\
try the rect command, makes it easier to write (and the recti command)

Y+1->Y
...
X-1->X
they can be Y++ and X--


Here's a big optimization of your code that you might want to do yourself or not, but anyway, it's not too hard to figure out after you experiment a lot. (but I'll leave it up to you if ya wanna use it)
and check this out for some other optimizations
https://www.omnimaga.org/axe-language/the-optimization-compilation/

Try not to use any goto's in your program unless you know what you're doing with them. Goto's don't goto a certain part of the code, they also take everything with them, including the stack. It will break the program if not used correctly. What you want to do is create subprograms. (not like you really need them here anyway )
Try this: (I'll change minimally).WINDOWXP

Fix 5

32->Y
48->X

ClrHome

[E0C0A00000000000]->Pic1

0->A

Repeat getKey(15)
ClrDraw
Pt-On(X,Y,Pic1
If getKey(1)
Y+1->Y
End
If getKey(2)
X-1->X
End
If getKey(3)
X+1->X
End
If getKey(4)
Y-1->Y
End
If Y>54?X<25?getKey(54)
Text(2,56,"START
End
DispGraph
End

Also, I think you should avoid using and's in the code too for that purpose. and doesn't actually compare it that way, check out the command list for more details. For this, use ?

Here's a big optimization of your code that you might want to do yourself or not, but anyway, it's not too hard to figure out after you experiment a lot. (but I'll leave it up to you if ya wanna use it)

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min(max(getKey(3)-getKey(2)+X+1,1),96)-1->X
min(max(getKey(1)-getKey(4)+Y+1,1),64)-1->Y


Grrrr I was about to post the same thing myself. That's why I was asking irc about max()^r. to bad you 'd me.
But as a side note are you sure it won't be better to remove those -1s and change max() to max()^r? I think that will be smaller.  (but i am not sure)

Hmm, where is the recti command?

[2nd][matrix(x^-1)]->math tab-> option 'B'.

I'm going to say CE, because its new, and we need more games/programs for it out and about I might be a biased because of my CSE

Nspire CX (CAS if you can get it) It can run linux so you can really put any programming language on it. It also has Lua built in.